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Did any of the boats not make the journey to Australia on the First Fleet?
All of the boats commissioned for the First Fleet made it to Australia.
How many didn't make it to Australia in the first fleet?
52 to britians
Where did the First Fleet make its first stop?
The First Fleet's first stop was at Tenerife in the Canary Islands on 3 June 1787.
When did the First Fleet make its first stop and where?
The First Fleet's first stop was at Tenerife in the Canary Islands on 3 June 1787.
How did they make bread in the first fleet?
the baked it.
Did Jake bellert make Australia for hockey?
yes he did and Nathan horne didnt even make heat..
When did the First Fleet make the journey?
1787-88..
What was the first fleet boat called?
The ships of the First Fleet included:HMS Sirius - the flagshipHMS Supply - armed storeshipThe Alexander - transport and the biggest shipThe Borrowdale - storeshipThe Charlotte - transportThe Fishburn - storeshipThe Friendship - transportGolden Grove - storeshipLady Penrhyn - transportPrince of Wales - transportScarborough - transport
What was the original sticker price of a 1965 Camaro?
they didnt make camaros in 1965 the first one they made was in 1967 they didnt make camaros in 1965 the first one they made was in 1967
Why was it important when the first fleet passed the Savages?
To make sure they were on the right route.
When did the first fleet make stops on the way to Australia?
The First Fleet left Portsmouth, England, on 13 May 1787.It arrived at their first stop, Tenerife in the Canary Islands, off the north west coast of Africa on 3 June 1797, where it stopped for a week.The next port was Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, where the fleet arrived on 4 August 1797 and stayed until 3 September.The final stop was at the Cape Of Good Hope in South Africa. The fleet arrived there on 13 October 1787 and departed on 13 November 1787.
Why did the first fleet make stops on its way to Australia?
It was necessary for the First Fleet to make stops at three different ports on its way to Australia because the crew needed to replenish its supplies and provisions. The journey to Australia took over eight months, and the ships were unable to carry enough supplies for the entire voyage. Hence the need to stop and take on new supplies at Tenerife, Rio de Janeiro and Cape Town. Also, because the ships coupld not carry livestock for the entire journey from England, it was better to purchase cattle, sheep, chickens and other stock from the final stop, Cape Town.
